Jonificus 2763 Share Posted August 27, 2016 The Johannesburg Taxes, 1574 With the citizens of Johannesburg properly established in the new lands it has been deemed appropriate to commence taxation. To pay the previously mentioned tax, you are to search for your address in the lists posted below. Once your tax rate has been found, you make your way towards the taxman's booth within the Forum by the Dragonsquare. The taxman will supply you with the appropriate receipts which you will place into the slit of your house's tax chest, if you fail to do so the tax collectors will have no proof of your pay and so a warning will be lettered to you. The Taxation Rates and House Classifications Alba Street Spoiler Alba Street 1 C Alba Street 4 A Alba Street 5 B Alba Street 6 C Alba Street 7 B Alba Street 8 C Alba Street 9 B Alba Street 10 C Alba Street 11 C Alba Street 12 B Alba Street 13 B Alba Street 14 C Alba Street 15 C Alba Street 16 C Alba Street 17 C Alba Street 18 C Alba Street 19 C Alba Street 20 C House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina Beaufort Street Spoiler Beaufort Street 1 C Beaufort Street 2 C Beaufort Street 3 B Beaufort Street 4 B Beaufort Street 5 B Beaufort Street 6 C Beaufort Street 7 B Beaufort Street 8 C Beaufort Street 9 C Beaufort Street 10 C Beaufort Street 11 C Beaufort Street 12 C Beaufort Street 13 C Beaufort Street 14 C House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina Glover Street Spoiler Glover Street 1 C Glover Street 2 C Glover Street 3/4 B Glover Street 5 B Glover Street 6 B Glover Street 7 C Glover Street 8 B Glover Street 9 C Glover Street 10 B House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina Baston Lane Spoiler Baston Lane 2 B Baston Lane 3 C Baston Lane 4 C Baston Lane 6 C Baston Lane 7 B Baston Lane 8 C Baston Lane 9 C Baston Lane 10 C House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina Garden Street Spoiler Garden Street 1 A Garden Street 2 A Garden Street 3 A Garden Street 4 A House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina John Frederick Avenue Spoiler John Frederick Avenue 1 B John Frederick Avenue 2 B John Frederick Avenue 3 B John Frederick Avenue 4 A John Frederick Avenue 5 B House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina Sweetman Avenue Spoiler Sweetman Avenue 1 A Sweetman Avenue 2 A Sweetman Avenue 3 A Sweetman Avenue 4 A Sweetman Avenue 5 A Sweetman Avenue 6 A Sweetman Avenue 7 A Sweetman Avenue 8 A Sweetman Avenue 9 A Sweetman Avenue 10 A House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina Tross Street Spoiler Tross Street 1 C Tross Street 2 C Tross Street 3 C Tross Street 4 B House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina Imperial Boulevard Spoiler Imperial Boulevard 1 A Imperial Boulevard 2 A House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina Embassy Lane Spoiler Embassy Lane 1 A Embassy Lane 2 A House Classifications Class A: 200 Mina Class B: 125 Mina Class C: 75 Mina The tax collectors will make their patrols every saint's week (Saturdays, starting next week), and let it be known that two consecutive warnings for failure to pay taxes will result in the seizure of your property, lest you have an arrangement with the Imperial Administration. Thank you for your time, Citizens. God bless Orenia. 7 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Endovelicus 614 Share Posted August 27, 2016 "Does the poor house of Saint Amyas get taxed? It's a charitable institution!" Father Idelfonse would state as he sees this. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zhulik 3559 Share Posted August 27, 2016 Ser Leopold of Marna, Minister of the Interior, swiftly provides a seal of approval. Spoiler waste of post to rep ratio tbh 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jonificus 2763 Author Share Posted August 27, 2016 23 minutes ago, TheAmazingPheonix said: "Does the poor house of Saint Amyas get taxed? It's a charitable institution!" Father Idelfonse would state as he sees this. "No such thing has been exempt, nae. Negotiate an arrangement with the Imperial Administration or ask His Imperial Majesty for exemption during the next court session." -The Taxman 2 minutes ago, Tarian said: "How much tax will I pay for the smithy on John Frederick Avenue? It has no number." Elizabeth asks the taxman when the announcement is made. "The smithy and stalls are class C establishments." -The Taxman Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Endovelicus 614 Share Posted August 27, 2016 Just now, Jonificus said: "No such thing has been exempt, nae. Negotiate an arrangement with the Imperial Administration or ask His Imperial Majesty for exemption during the next court session." -The Taxman "Well now that you mention it who must I speak to in the Imperial Administration? Or when is the next court session?" Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vetren54 368 Share Posted August 28, 2016 Mattington pens a letter to the department responsible for taxation. "Dear ser, on behalf of the JCP, I would like to inquire as to the status of the homes owned by our servicemen." The letter would be signed: - Captain Mattington Ironsword -------------------------------------- Johannesburg Crown Police Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jonificus 2763 Author Share Posted August 28, 2016 19 hours ago, TheAmazingPheonix said: "Well now that you mention it who must I speak to in the Imperial Administration? Or when is the next court session?" "Ser Leopold of Marna ((Zhulik)) is the current minister of the interior." -The Taxman 17 hours ago, Vetren54 said: Mattington pens a letter to the department responsible for taxation. "Dear ser, on behalf of the JCP, I would like to inquire as to the status of the homes owned by our servicemen." The letter would be signed: - Captain Mattington Ironsword -------------------------------------- Johannesburg Crown Police "All citizens of Johannesburg are to pay their dues, lest you have an arrangement with the Imperial Administration." -Harald Bengtfors, Secretary of the Imperial Treasury Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
AndrewTech 3334 Share Posted August 30, 2016 Chief Justice of the Crownlands Alastair VonSchlichten writes a letter to the Secretary of the Imperial Treasury: "Mister Secretary, I believe that we had agreed upon a 75 mina tax when I first purchased my dwelling at 12 Alba Street. You were there that day, and we negotiated the price ourselves. However, my dwelling is listed to have a tax rate of 125 minas instead. Is our agreement still valid, or shall I still have to pay the standard 125 mina tax rate for the house? --Alastair VonSchlichten" Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jonificus 2763 Author Share Posted September 1, 2016 On 8/30/2016 at 2:54 AM, AndrewTech said: Chief Justice of the Crownlands Alastair VonSchlichten writes a letter to the Secretary of the Imperial Treasury: "Mister Secretary, I believe that we had agreed upon a 75 mina tax when I first purchased my dwelling at 12 Alba Street. You were there that day, and we negotiated the price ourselves. However, my dwelling is listed to have a tax rate of 125 minas instead. Is our agreement still valid, or shall I still have to pay the standard 125 mina tax rate for the house? --Alastair VonSchlichten" "Lord VonSchlichten, You've not reached any agreement with myself and thus will have to pay the tax of 125 minae. A man of your rank should surely be able to afford this small sum with ease. If you believe you for some reason cannot manage to muster fifty more coins then you may come to my office or arrive to the Imperial Court to ask for a lower rate. -His excellency, Harald Bengtfors, Secretary of the Imperial Treasury" Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
AndrewTech 3334 Share Posted September 2, 2016 On September 1, 2016 at 9:30 AM, Jonificus said: "Lord VonSchlichten, You've not reached any agreement with myself and thus will have to pay the tax of 125 minae. A man of your rank should surely be able to afford this small sum with ease. If you believe you for some reason cannot manage to muster fifty more coins then you may come to my office or arrive to the Imperial Court to ask for a lower rate. -His excellency, Harald Bengtfors, Secretary of the Imperial Treasury" "Your excellency, Some years ago, when I had just risen to the rank of Chief Justice of the Crownlands and Johannesburg was first being populated, I had negotiated such a settlement with the treasurer. It was alongside another person, a steward of Johannesburg, who was sorting out housing costs at the time. Perhaps you don't remember, or he was your predicessor...? In any case, the settlement was made when I was undergoing financially hard times some years ago, and even the letter I had written about the subject was made before I arose to my current standing in society. I will very gladly pay the extra 50 minas, as I can now easily afford such. Forgive me for any inconvenience that I might have caused you or your office. --Lord Alastair VonSchlichten, Viscount of Chambery" Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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